How much do electrical engineers make a year?

Answer 1

National Mean Annual Salary: $66320 National Median Hourly Wage: $31.89

Actually, My Dad is an Electrical Engineer, and he makes $164,000 a year!

AnswerElectrical Engineers design, develop, test, plan,and improve electrical equipment.Engineers should be creative, curious, logical, and detail-oriented. you will need a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or electronics.some people then move on to earn a master's degree.once schooling is done, you usually spend 12-24 months in training at your job. When engineers gain experience and knowledge, they may work more independently, making decisions, developing design, and solving problems. With Further experience, you might become a technical specialist, superviser, or even an engineering manager.Many electrical engineers work normally 40 hours a week. The median annual earning for an electrical engineer is $64,910.(the specific salary of an electrical engineer is determined by their years of experience, the size of their employer, and their level of skill/area of expertise).Our society depends upon electrical engineers for computer chips, microprocessors, radar systems, electric utilities, machinery controls, lighting, aerospace navigation systems, wiring in buildings and wiring in autos. Everything that uses, produces or distributes electricity is dependent upon electrical engineers for their development and maintenance.
The pay range depends on the particular field of electrical engineering they are working in and what area of the country. East & West coast locations tend to make more. Less in the south and mid-west. Engineers who design products or do research and development tend to make more than electrical engineers working in manufacturing or quality. But it's all highly variable.

About $40K to $60K For an entry level engineer with a 4 yr college degree.

A Senior engineer with a masters degree in electrical engineering and many years of experience can make somewhere in the range of $80k to $100K.

A very senior engineer who is considered to be a techical specialist or an electrical engineering manager who leads a team of engineeris can make between $100K to $170K per year.

EDN magazine publishes a yearly salary survey. Check them out at http://www.edn.com/article/CA6497229.html?spacedesc=readersChoice?text=salary+survey

Answer 2

It varies greatly by region. In the USA, in some large cities the union pay scale for journeymen electricians is over $40.00 per hour. In rural areas it may be as low as $15.00 per hr. In other contries? I really don't know. But it is most likely lower than the USA.

Answer 3

In 2011, U.S. electricians had an income of on an average $52,910 according to information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Their average average hourly pay was estimated at $25.44. On average electrical engineers got $42.88 per hour in 2011, according to the same source. For a full year's work this amounts to $89,200 with a workload of 2,080 hours. In addition to this many electrical engineers work overtime. The pay range of electrical engineers in the US in 2011 was from $54,710 to $131,660 for that year.

Answer 4

It depends on a lot of factors. In OK, the starting salary of an EE is 45,000/year. I know EE's who make twice that however b/c they have had many years of experience.

Answer 5

in Sri Lanka 80000Rs,in usa 20$ per hour

Answer 6

60000.